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Columbia County Georgia in Georgia seeks an administrative support staffer for the Traffic Engineering & Operations Department. You will assist with data collection, traffic studies, and support programs like Traffic Count and Speed Hump initiatives.
You will help monitor the Traffic Control Center, coordinate with officials, and handle routine administrative tasks. A high school diploma and exposure to CAD and MS Office are preferred.
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The incumbent provides direct support to the Traffic Engineering & Operations Department in carrying out the duties and goals of the Department as directed by the Department Manager.
The incumbent will be responsible for supporting the Department in performing various traffic engineering and operational studies. These studies will include performing data collection, analysis, and traffic engineering related to:
The incumbent will assist in the administration of the following traffic programs:
The incumbent will assist with the monitoring and the operation of the Traffic Control Center to include, but not be limited to, remote operation of traffic cameras and signals as needed.
Contact is typically with Federal, State, and Local officials, as well as County Management, Division Directors, Department Directors/Managers, co-workers, outside engineers, surveyors, contractors, utility personnel, and the general public. Contact with individuals representing the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT), Columbia County Sheriff's Office, and Columbia County Board of Education is common.
The work of this position is typically performed within an office with the incumbent intermittently sitting, standing, walking, stooping, occasionally lifting light or heavy objects weighing less than 25 pounds, using tools that require a high degree of manual dexterity.
A combination of education and/or work experience may be substituted for minimum requirements.